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Jon Gries' Gary AKA Greg stares unnervingly across a table where he sits eating alone in The White Lotus

Is The White Lotus Even An Anthology Series Anymore?

Comedy Shows By Valerie Ettenhofer

For the first two seasons, The White Lotus stretched the limits of what makes it a limited series anthology show, but season 3 has solidified its place.

Basel Adra laying on the ground as an Israeli bulldozer demolishes a Palestinian village in the background

One Oscar-Winning Movie Never Got Distribution – Here's How You Can Watch It

Documentaries By Jeremy Mathai

No Other Land, which just won Best Documentary Feature at the Oscars, still does not have the support of a major distributor. But here's how to watch the movie.

Demi Moore wipes at her face as Elisabeth Sparkle in The Substance

Body Horror Just Took Home An Oscar For The First Time In Almost 40 Years

Horror Movies By Jeremy Smith

The Oscars just gave out an award for some full-blown gross-out body horror in The Substance, and we couldn't be more thrilled.

Ted Black sitting at his desk in front of a photo of him and Denzel Washington on Suits LA

Denzel Washington's Suits LA Episode 2 Cameo Explained

Drama Shows By Kieran Fisher

Denzel Washington's much-discussed sorta-not-really cameo on Suits LA gets a little more context in the show's second episode.

Jon Gries' Greg and Jennifer Coolidge's Tanya look offscreen away from one another in The White Lotus

The White Lotus Season 3 Reveals Details About The Fate Of Jennifer Coolidge's Tanya

Comedy Shows By Valerie Ettenhofer

The third episode of The White Lotus Season 3 raises big questions about what happened to Tanya (Jennifer Coolidge) and Greg's (Jon Gries) activities.

A cat, a dog, a capybara and a secretarybird on a sailboat in Flow

The Wild Robot Is Great, But The Actual Best Animated Movie Won At The 2025 Oscars

Movies By Rafael Motamayor

Flow winning Best Animated Feature over a juggernaut like The Wild Robot solidifies this as one of the most exciting Oscars categories to watch.

James Bond surrounded by people in tuxedos in No Time to Die

The 2025 Oscars Just Reminded Us Why James Bond Matters - Pay Attention, Amazon

Action & Adventure Movies By Ryan Scott

Amazon just bought James Bond, but the Oscars reminded us why there's more to the character than just an excuse for content.

Cardinal Lawrence in Conclave surrounded by other Cardinals

If You Want To Study A Great Screenplay, Just Look To The 2025 Oscar Winners

Movies By Devin Meenan

Anora and Conclave rightfully took home the screenplay statues at the 2025 Oscars, because both films are perfect examples of how to write a dang good movie.

Glinda and Elphaba looking into a mirror

Wicked's Costume Design Win Offers A Staggering First For The Oscars

Movies By Kieran Fisher

Somehow, a Black man had never won an Oscar for Best Costume Design...until tonight. Congratulations to Paul Tazewell on his Academy Award win.

Zoe Saldaña's Rita Mora Castro dancing in Emilia Perez

Zoe Saldaña Is A Wonderful Actor – But She Won An Oscar For The Wrong Performance

Science Fiction Movies By Pauli Poisuo

Zoe Saldaña just won an Oscar for Emilia Pérez, but she should've won an Academy Award in the past for this performance instead.

Conan O'Brien as an Oscar with other Oscars statues

Hulu's Oscars Streaming Debut Was An Instant And Embarrassing Failure

Movies By BJ Colangelo

After lots of hype about how the Oscars would be broadcast on ABC and Hulu for the first time, Hulu unfortunately crapped the bed in a huge way.

Kieran Culkin as Benji Kaplan and Jesse Eisenberg as David Kaplan staring off screen in A Real Pain

Kieran Culkin's Oscar Speech Is One Of The Best We've Ever Seen

Movies By Jeremy Mathai

Kieran Culkin's speech after winning Best Supporting Actor was the ultimate wife guy moment at the Oscars, and we couldn't get enough of it.

Nick Offerman as the President speaking at the podium in Civil War

Why The 2025 Oscars Announcer Sounds So Familiar

Movies By Ryan Scott

If you recognized the voice of the announcer at the 97th Academy Awards but couldn't place him, we've got you covered. Here's this year's Oscars announcer.

Thomas O'Malley, Duchess, and the kittens in The Aristocats

Disney's Canceled Aristocats Sequel Went The Agatha Christie Route

Animation Movies By Danielle Ryan

The canceled Aristocats 2 would've been an Agatha Christie mystery without the murder, with a very fun setting for the felines to explore.

Jesse Eisenberg as David and Kieran Culkin as Benji in A Real Pain

Kieran Culkin's Oscar-Winning Performance Couldn't Be More Different Than Roman Roy

Drama Movies By Danielle Ryan

Congrats to Kieran Culkin for winning an Oscar for his work in A Real Pain. Despite what some people may claim, it's very different than his work on Succession.

Mikey Madison as Anora with Mark Eydelshteyn as Ivan in Las Vegas in Anora

2025 Academy Award Winners: A Complete List

Movies By Hannah Shaw-Williams

The votes are in and the winners of the 97th Academy Awards have been unveiled. Here's a complete list of all the 2025 Oscar winners.

A close-up of Oliver looking concerned with musicians playing in the background in Hannah Montana: The Movie

Why Hannah Montana Star Mitchel Musso Disappeared From Hollywood

Television By Caroline Madden

Hannah Montana cast member Mitchel Musso has disappeared from Hollywood in the last few years. Here's why that happened.

Marshal Fossett sitting at her desk and looking frustrated on 1923

Is 1923 Episode 2's Female U.S. Marshal Historically Accurate?

Drama Shows By Kieran Fisher

Jennifer Carpenter plays a U.S. Marshal in 1923 Season 2, Episode 2, but is the character historically accurate? Here's the answer.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Adam Gibson had his face held up to two metal eye goggles in The 6th Day

Arnold Schwarzenegger Earned $25 Million To Star In A Forgotten Sci-Fi Flop

Science Fiction Movies By Joe Roberts

Arnold Schwarzenegger's action hero status was fading in 2000, but that didn't stop him from earning $25 million for a sci-fi flop that critics (mostly) hated.

Captain Flint glares over his right shoulder in Treasure Planet

Willem Dafoe Nearly Starred In A Cancelled Sequel To A Huge Disney Flop

Animation Movies By Josh Spiegel

The cancelled sequel to one of Disney's biggest animated flops of all time would've seen Willem Dafoe playing the movie's villain.

Fantastic Four's Invisible Woman Once Became One Of Marvel's Biggest Villains

Superhero Movies By Devin Meenan

Believe it or not, Marvel once turned Sue Storm, aka The Fantastic Four's Invisible Woman, into a major villain from the comics.

Don has his gloved hands clasped, a pilot's helmet with goggles resting on his head, looking into the distance pensively next to a machine gun in Fury

Is Brad Pitt's Fury Based On A True Story?

Action & Adventure Movies By Caroline Madden

David Ayer's World War II tank movie Fury, starring Brad Pitt, is full of gritty, violent realism. But is any part of the film based on a true story?

Captain Archer on the Enterprise in Star Trek: Enterprise.

Why The First Star Trek: Enterprise Novel Infuriated The Show's Co-Creator

Science Fiction Shows By Witney Seibold

Star Trek: Enterprise co-creator Brannon Braga didn't care for some of the extra material Diane Carey added to her novelization of the show's pilot.

Steve, Peggy, and Captain America's kids

Captain America: Did Steve Rogers & Peggy Carter Have Children?

Superhero Movies By Nick Staniforth

Did Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter have children in the MCU? What about the Marvel Comics multiverse? Join us on our dive into Captain America history.